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I dont know for sure, but I would expect this project to be run like vim - any drastic or useful UX changes lead to you getting told off. But I'm not sure, it c

• berkes 6y ago
  That is snobbish, disingenuous and quite untrue. Vim community can be very friendly and open. Vim is fully scriptable and there's plugins for literally anything you can think of. Core is conservative, but changes are made, all with backwards compatibility up front. And it comes over as a snobbish, generalised 'look at those nerds, they have no idea how to build software, let alone listen to me who knows exactly how it should be done'. Who hurt you at vim, or in the opensource community that you feel you have to be so haughtily towards them?
  • kazinator 6y ago
    I am not lionkor, but I found the Vim community fairly dismissive when I reported the issue that Vim, executed in a Unix TTY session, annoyingly drops typeahead characters from the TTY characters, randomly causing your first command to be corrupted.
• prokoudine 6y ago
  Or you could ask us how we run the project. Or what we did about UX/UI. Or what we want to do with it.